That probably means even more default styles might be messed up.ītw. What i did, essentially, is include MS’s Theme xaml files located “C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows Phone\vXX\Design\ThemeResources.xaml” for both WP71 and WP8 in the App. I call it “ WinPhone Theme Reviewer”, it targets WP8 only for now and you can download the source or xapfile. I needed some help for that painful process of finding out what style changed and how between WP7 and WP8 thats why i built a small tool : Here is a screenshot that shows off 1) how to use the Style and 2) how it actually looks/works: Well after some dirty work here is the WP7-Like CheckBox Style for WP8 that makes it look like it did on WP7 WP7CheckBoxStyle.xaml.
The fact that the old style didn’t immediately work on WP8 had to do obviously with a bunch
Each section covering the options from beginner to expert level and are covered in a simple manner that will make you an expert for Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint & Microsoft Excel. START UPDATE (WITH FIX AND BONUS TOOL) : There are plenty of topics covered in these sections. The new Checkbox doesn’t seem to like it’s old style anymore… Stay tuned for the solution. Here’s the exception i got by using the old style Turns out that won’t seem to work easily. At first i thought I’d make an App-wide StaticResource out of the old style. Why? Cause i am lazy and that’s extra work i didn’t want to do. To do it inside the correct project each time. Tip: Open up Blend and click “Edit Template” on the Checkbox to get a copy of its style. Wait, i have a WinMerge report of the style differences as well here (D/L the html file and open it) I think they just changed the controls style. The Checkbox. Well here, see for yourself : A built-in control’s default style changed in WP8 Minor annoyance to be exact.Ĭopy paste a WP7 control’s XAML, as is, to be used in a WP8 app.
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